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 ANTHROPOLOGY AND HUMANISM

VOLUME 30, NUMBER 2  DECEMBER 2005

Special Issue in Honor of Edward M. Bruner
Compiled and Edited by Helaine Silverman

CONTENTS 

THEMED SECTION

Introduction: Performance, Tourism, and Ethnographic Practice:
An Exploration of the Work of Edward M. Bruner
Helaine Silverman                                                          113 

From the "Permeable Rocks" of Field Material to Living Story:
The Trajectory Begun by Edward Bruner Carries
On to Further Conclusions
Edith Turner                                                                   116

Horatio Alger and the Tourist's Quest for Authenticity, or,
Optimism, Pessimism, and Middle-Class American Personhood
Eric Gable & Richard Handler                                       124

Art and the Civilizing Mission
Sally Price                                                                       133

Embodied Heritage, Identity Politics, and Tourism
Helaine Silverman                                                           141

Expressions of Experience and Experiences of Expression:
Museum Re-Presentations of GDR History
Daphne Berdahl                                                              156

Bloomers, Bingos, the Orange 914, and Helen's Dress:
Stories from the Field I Have to Tell You
Barbara A. Babcock                                                        171

Relocating "Cultural Expressions": Ethnography and the
Aesthetics of Everyday Life in the Work of Edward Bruner
Martin F. Manalansan IV                                               179

Anthropology Beyond Crisis: Toward an Intellectual
History of the Extended Present
Matti Bunzl                                                                     187

Knowing Ed Bruner
Alma Gottlieb                                                                196

Through the Looking Glass:
Reflections on an Anthropological Life
Edward M. Bruner                                                         201

 

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